How to use signalError method in ava

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index.js

Source: index.js Github

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...27export const onboard = (request) => {28 return function (dispatch) {29 return restPost('/​api/​v1/​customer/​', request)30 .done((data) => { dispatch(onboardImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})31 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})32 }33}34export const loginImpl = (data) => {35 return {36 type: 'LOGIN',37 data38 }39}40export const login = (data) => {41 return function (dispatch) {42 /​* The login API will return a JWT token in the header.43 We decode it and pass it to the connectionStatus reducer to update the state */​44 return restPost('/​login', data, true)45 .done((data, txt, jqXHR) => {46 var accessToken = jqXHR.getResponseHeader("Authorization").replace("Bearer ", "")47 dispatch(loginImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(setSession(accessToken))))})48 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON))) })49 }50}51const selectCustomerImpl = (data) => {52 return {53 type: 'SET_CURRENT_CUSTOMER',54 data55 }56}57export const selectCustomer = (id) => {58 return function (dispatch) {59 return restGet('/​api/​v1/​customer/​' + id + '/​')60 .done((data) => { dispatch(selectCustomerImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})61 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})62 }63}64export const calculateInterestImpl = (data) => {65 return {66 type: 'CALCULATE_INTEREST',67 data68 }69}70export const calculateInterest = (id, data) => {71 return function (dispatch) {72 return restPut('/​api/​v1/​customer/​' + id + '/​rate/​', data)73 .done((data) => { dispatch(calculateInterestImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})74 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})75 }76}77const addTermDepositImpl = (data) => {78 return {79 type: 'ADD_TERM_DEPOSIT',80 data81 }82}83export const addTermDeposit = (id, data) => {84 return function (dispatch) {85 return restPost('/​api/​v1/​customer/​' + id + '/​td/​', data)86 .done((resp) => { dispatch(addTermDepositImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(resp)))})87 .fail((resp) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(resp.responseJSON)))})88 }89}90const closeTermDepositImpl = (data) => {91 return {92 type: 'CLOSE_TERM_DEPOSIT',93 data94 }95}96export const closeTermDeposit = (id, request) => {97 return function (dispatch) {98 return restDelete('/​api/​v1/​td/​' + id + '/​', request)99 .done((data) => { dispatch(closeTermDepositImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})100 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})101 }102}103const addQuoteImpl = (data) => {104 return {105 type: 'ADD_QUOTE',106 data107 }108}109export const addQuote = (id, data) => {110 return function (dispatch) {111 return restPost('/​api/​v1/​quote/​' + id + "/​", data)112 .done((resp) => { dispatch(addQuoteImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(resp)))})113 .fail((resp) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(resp.responseJSON)))})114 }115}116const closeQuoteImpl = (data) => {117 return {118 type: 'CLOSE_QUOTE',119 data120 }121}122export const closeQuote = (id) => {123 return function (dispatch) {124 return restDelete('/​api/​v1/​quote/​' + id + '/​')125 .done((data) => { dispatch(closeQuoteImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})126 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})127 }128}129const clientAccountDetailsImpl = (data) => {130 return {131 type: 'CLIENT_ACCOUNT_DETAILS',132 data133 }134}135export const clientAccountDetails = (id) => {136 return function (dispatch) {137 return restGet('/​api/​v1/​clientaccount/​' + id + '/​')138 .done((data) => { dispatch(clientAccountDetailsImpl(normalizeComplexResponse(data)))})139 .fail((data) => { dispatch(signalError(normalizeComplexResponse(data.responseJSON)))})140 }141}142function baselineImpl(data) {143 return {144 type: 'BASELINE',145 data146 }147}148let ETag = '0'149/​* If this is a desk user, get the list of onboarded customers.150 If this is a regular user, get their TDs151*/​152export const baseline = () => {153 let url = "/​api/​v1/​customer/​"154 return function (dispatch) {155/​/​ return restGet(url, {"If-None-Match": ETag})156 return restGet(url)157 .done((response, textStatus, request) => {158 if (request.status == 200) {159 ETag = request.getResponseHeader('etag')160 let data = normalizeComplexResponse(response)161 dispatch(baselineImpl(data))162 }163 })164 .fail((response) => {165 let data = normalizeComplexResponse(response).set('connectionStatus', fromJS({logged: false, admin: false}))166 dispatch(signalError(data))167 })168 }...

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harness.js

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...19 scope = new_scope;20 index = 0;21 errors = 0;22}23function signalError(message) {24 var location = "<unknown location>";25 try {26 throw new Error;27 } catch (error) {28 var line = error.stack.split("\n").slice(3, 4);29 var match = /​^\s+at\s+(tests\/​.*)$/​.exec(line);30 if (!match)31 match = /​^\s+at\s+[^\s]+\s+\((.*)\)$/​.exec(line);32 if (match)33 location = match[1];34 }35 IO.File.stderr.write(format("%s: %s\n", location, message));36 ++errors;37 failed = true;38}39function assert(condition, message) {40 if (!condition)41 signalError(message);42 ++index;43}44function assertEquals(expected, actual) {45 var equal = true;46 if (Object.prototype.toString.call(expected) == "[object Array]") {47 if (Object.prototype.toString.call(actual) != "[object Array]") {48 equal = false;49 } else if (expected.length != actual.length) {50 equal = false;51 } else {52 for (var aindex = 0; aindex < expected.length; ++aindex)53 if (!(expected[aindex] === actual[aindex])) {54 equal = false;55 break;56 }57 }58 } else if (!(expected === actual)) {59 equal = false;60 }61 if (!equal)62 signalError(format("FAIL: assertEquals(expected=%s, actual=%s)",63 JSON.stringify(expected), JSON.stringify(actual)));64 ++index;65}66function assertTrue(a) {67 if (a !== true)68 signalError(format("FAIL: assertTrue(%s)", JSON.stringify(a)));69 ++index;70}71function assertFalse(a) {72 if (a !== false)73 signalError(format("FAIL: assertTrue(%s)", JSON.stringify(a)));74 ++index;75}76function assertNotReached() {77 signalError("FAIL: assertNotReached()");78}79function assertThrows(type, message, fn) {80 try {81 fn();82 signalError("FAIL: assertThrows(): no exception thrown");83 } catch (error) {84 if (!(error instanceof type))85 signalError("FAIL: assertThrows(): wrong type of error thrown");86 if (message) {87 if (error.message !== message)88 signalError(format("FAIL: assertThrows(): wrong message (expected=%s, actual=%s)",89 JSON.stringify(message), JSON.stringify(error.message)));90 }91 }92 ++index;93}94function test(tests) {95 tests.forEach(function (fn) {96 fn();97 });98}99var results = [];100function endScope() {101 if (errors)102 results.push(format("%30s: %3d errors!", scope, errors));...

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errors.js

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1/​/​ vim: ts=4:sw=4:expandtab2exports.SignalError = class SignalError extends Error {};3exports.UntrustedIdentityKeyError = class UntrustedIdentityKeyError extends exports.SignalError {4 constructor(addr, identityKey) {5 super();6 this.name = 'UntrustedIdentityKeyError';7 this.addr = addr;8 this.identityKey = identityKey;9 }10};11exports.SessionError = class SessionError extends exports.SignalError {12 constructor(message) {13 super(message);14 this.name = 'SessionError';15 }16};17exports.MessageCounterError = class MessageCounterError extends exports.SessionError {18 constructor(message) {19 super(message);20 this.name = 'MessageCounterError';21 }22};23exports.PreKeyError = class PreKeyError extends exports.SessionError {24 constructor(message) {25 super(message);26 this.name = 'PreKeyError';27 }...

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1const test = require('ava')2test('foo', t => {3 t.pass()4})5test('bar', async t => {6 const bar = Promise.resolve('bar')7 t.is(await bar, 'bar')8})

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1import test from 'ava';2import {signalError} from 'ava/​lib/​assert';3test('signalError', t => {4 signalError(t, new Error('Foo'));5});6 4: test('signalError', t => {7 5: signalError(t, new Error('Foo'));8 6: });9### t.throws(fn, [error, [message]])10test(t => {11 t.throws(() => {12 throw new Error('foo');13 });14});15test(t => {16 const error = t.throws(() => {17 throw new TypeError('foo');18 }, TypeError);19 t.is(error.message, 'foo');20});21test(t => {22 t.throws(() => {23 foo.bar();24 }, /​foo/​);25});26### t.notThrows(fn, [message])27test(t => {28 t.notThrows(() => {29 foo();30 });31});32### t.regex(contents, regex, [message])33test(t => {34 t.regex('I love unicorns', /​unicorn/​);35});36### t.notRegex(contents, regex, [message])37test(t => {38 t.notRegex('I love unicorns', /​rainbow/​);39});40### t.ifError(error, [message])41test(t => {42 t.ifError(null);43});44### t.snapshot(value, [message])45import test from 'ava';46test(t => {47 t.snapshot({foo: true});48});

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1const test = require('ava');2const {signalError} = require('ava/​lib/​assert');3const {foo} = require('./​foo');4test('foo', t => {5 if (foo() !== 42) {6 signalError('foo should return 42');7 }8});9exports.foo = () => {10 return 42;11};12const test = require('ava');13const {foo} = require('./​foo');14test('foo', t => {15 t.throws(() => {16 foo();17 }, {18 });19});20exports.foo = () => {21 throw new TypeError('Expected a string, got number');22};23const test = require('ava');24const {foo} = require('./​foo');25test('foo', t => {26 t.throws(() => {27 foo();28 }, 'Expected a string, got number');29});30exports.foo = () => {31 throw new TypeError('Expected a string, got number');32};33const test = require('ava');34const {foo} = require('./​foo');35test('foo', t => {36 const err = t.throws(() => {37 foo();38 });39 t.is(err.message, 'Expected a string, got number');40});41exports.foo = () => {42 throw new TypeError('Expected a string, got number');43};44const test = require('ava');45const {foo} = require('./​foo');46test('foo', t => {47 const err = t.throws(() => {48 foo();49 }, TypeError);50 t.is(err.message, 'Expected a string, got number');51});52exports.foo = () => {53 throw new TypeError('Expected a string, got number');54};

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